Jessica Hamlin is a Senior Funds Columnist at Institutional Investor. She specializes in finance, focusing on financial markets, alternative investments, asset management, and investment strategies. Jessica's insights and analyses are featured in prominent outlets including Morningstar, Yahoo Finance, and PitchBook Data.
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Jessica's coverage is heavily focused on the private equity sector, particularly on investment analysis and data-backed insights. She frequently cites data to support her articles and provides in-depth analysis of various investment trends.
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By: Jessica Hamlin
The Stockholm-based PE firm joins peers such as KKR and Blackstone in using a portfolio company as a launchpad for further investment.
Pension funds have billions of dollars invested in digital infrastructure funds, but there is a high risk that supply will outweigh demand.
In a world with more geopolitical upheaval than in the last two decades, global energy deals are vulnerable to longer approval periods and disruption.
Private credit bonuses are going to take a hit this year. That's according to compensation consulting firm Johnson Associates, which projects
Getting access to a manager's share of co-investment deal flow has always been a competitive game for LPs, but the AI gold rush is making these efforts do-or-die for some.
By: Jessica Hamlin
Buyers are being selective about the software assets they purchase amid AI fears, according to two of the largest buyers in the market.
President Donald Trump landed in Beijing last week for high-stakes talks with Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping. The negotiations will have implications for how Western allocators think about their exposure to the country, which presents investment opportunities that they’re struggling to ignore. Since Trump’s first term in office, the ongoing trade war between the US and China has pushed limited partners to act regarding their Chinese investments. Some more risk-off LPs have made a conc
By: Jessica Hamlin
On Monday, Florida-based NextEra Energy , North America's largest investor-owned electric utility, announced it had entered an agreement to combine
Alpine Investors, a buyout shop known for rolling up companies in the software and business services sectors, is aiming to raise at least $1 billion to invest in companies it already owns. The San Francisco-based firm, which has $18.9 billion AUM, will use the Heroes Fund to back companies held by its older funds that have grown rapidly but need more cash to continue growing, according to people familiar with the matter. The fund will invest both on a standalone basis and alongside other PE firm
By: Jessica Hamlin
As PE returns slip and dispersion widens, established LPs are holding onto their best relationships with an iron grip.
